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Sign Returns Four Years After Ivan
October 3, 2008
For the first time in four years, a sign now marks the entrance to the Century Industrial Park.
The new sign, built by Markham and Sons of Pensacola, was erected Thursday afternoon. It was purchased by the Town of Century in April for $7,905 to replace a sign that was destroyed back in 2004 when Hurricane Ivan roared through the area.
The sign is located at Industrial Boulevard and Highway 4 in Century.
Most of the money for the eight by ten foot sign was from insurance proceeds the town received back in 2004.
Pictured above and below: A sign was returned to the Century Industrial Park Thursday, four years after a similar sign was destroyed by Hurricane Ivan. NorthEscambia.com photos.
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